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No Regrets

If the answer to the self-inquiry we pose ourselves (Would I regret not doing this when I am old?) is no, then it is not worth doing, but if the answer is maybe or yes, then it can be given a go-ahead.

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The Regret Minimization Framework

The Regret Minimization Framework

Working in a comfortable and high-paying job in the 90s, Jeff Bezos faced the dilemma of continuing his job or pursue the business idea he had about selling books online.

He posed a self-inquiry: At the end of my life, will I regret not having done this?

This self-inquiry, ...

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Decision Making Is A Skill

The Regret Minimization Framework can be a great help with the big decisions, which should warrant one’s time and attention, instead of sweating on trivial stuff.

One has to make crucial decisions in life, and this method removes emotion from the equation. It also helps t...

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Optimizing life for fewer regrets

Most of us are afraid of messing thing up. But we rarely ask, “Would I regret that failure?” If the answer is “no,” then that is absolutely a risk you should pursue.

Sometimes, the right decision becomes crystal clear when put into these terms.

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"Before you start some work, always ask yourself three question: Why I am doing it, What the result might be and will I be successful. Only when you think deeply and satisfactory answer to these question, go ahead."

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Say No

Say No

When someone calls or appears at your door with a request for your participation in some activity, take a breath and consider whether it fits into your own priorities 

If the answer is no, then just say no. Practice it ahead of time: “Thank you for inviting me, but no.” ...

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